I gathered these fragmented pieces into the preceding text. Standing at the northeastern corner of the palace, the white Museum of the History of Northeast China Under Japanese Occupation, designed by Master Qi Kang, features a gently sloping roof that bows beneath the palace's principal ridge. However, its construction exhibits meticulous attention to detail, as the grand roofs harmoniously merge Western classical elements with restrained yet exquisite ornamentations. The palace of the Manchurian Regime doesn't occupy much area, so much so that it gives me an impression of a transitional palace. Its inherent pride radiates an unwavering optimism, refusing to surrender. Presently, it remains a pivotal industrial center, resonating with echoes of its former grandeur. Changchun was a foreign city to me, thus, I strive to embark on the brilliance within the fragments of the city's history.įragments: symbols, metaphors, parallels, and others - Changchun, in its bygone days, held the esteemed position of being the most developed city in East Asia. My career has always revolved around such urgent appeals, yet I gladly accept the challenge.
He hoped that I could come up with a proposal that would truly capture the essence of Changchun. Wang, the museum director who had vetoed more than 20 rounds of unsuccessful proposals, approached me with a request.
The concrete palace designed by Wutopia Lab, namely The Eye of The Museum of the Palace Museum of the Manchurian Regime (Changchun), is the first decorative fair-faced concrete building in Jilin Province, the largest fair-faced concrete building in Northeastern China, and the largest thin-shell large-span earth-sheltered swept surface underground building in China, was officially completed and inaugurated on May 18, 2023, International Museum Day, after six years of design and construction. Text description provided by the architects.
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